A LAUGH LINE FROM THE HO!BO!: “Well, those of us who’ve spent time in the real world

[busybody..]

A LAUGH LINE FROM THE HO!BO!: “Well, those of us who’ve spent time in the real world …”

Nice to see you putting down Mitt Romney from the vantage point of your massive private-sector experience, Prez.

 

[busybody..]

Hey, Barry … who is this “we” you speak of?



Obama taking a cue from Joe “Middle Class” Biden.


Well, those of us who’ve spent time in the real world …

Has Obama spent one day in the private sector? Has he gotten one thing on his own merit rather than Obama-as-articulate-clean-symbol-white-leftliberals-could-feel-good-about-grooming?

Jim Geraghty who points out:


It would probably be rude of me to think about Michelle Obama’s work, where her salary jumped from $121,910 to $316,962 per year after her husband became a U.S. senator, a job that was strangely left unfilled after she stepped down to focus on her husband’s campaign.

Such positions are quite challenging to find in the… real world.

Indeed.

 

[phrodeau]

Why did you assume Mitt Romney was being put down? Hmmm...

 

[off2bed]

Everything Obama accuses Romney of, he's the one who's done.

GM bailout and closing dealerships, vulture capitalism.
Solyndra, vulture capitalism
Bankrupting coal, vulture capitalism.
Bullying kids, Obama still bullies half the country.

 

[busybody..]

Why did you assume Mitt Romney was being put down? Hmmm...

Joke BYE!DUM!

 

[busybody..]

Beyond satire.

Via Keith Koffler:


President Obama at a Denver fundraiser last night suggested he’s been spending his life in “the real world” while Romney has not. Here’s a look at what he said:


There was a woman in Iowa who shared her story of financial struggles, and he gave her an answer right out of an economic textbook. He said, “Our productivity equals our income.” And the notion was that somehow the reason people can’t pay their bills is because they’re not working hard enough. If they got more productive, suddenly their incomes would go up. Well, those of us who’ve spent time in the real world — (laughter) — know that the problem isn’t that the American people aren’t productive enough — you’ve been working harder than ever.

 

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